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. FlagCity - Western Lands .
. FlagCity - Western Lands .
 To
familiarise yourself with the area you're going to, you should be walking
there. If you did so, you walked seven kilometers along the [Desert River].
Walk north once. The large rock formation is known as [Split Rock], and
stretches four more kilometers west. Along that way, you can't cross it.
Unless your LORD II had IGMs, there's nothing to miss whichever side you
take. Three more kilometers after the end of the mountain range, you'll
reach [OutRock], where the West Road is starting. You may talk to the man,
meditating in the middle of nowhere. Fallow the road 8 more kilometers.
After the [FlagCity Bridge], you'll find a sign. At the sign, go west then
north, and you're finally there. |
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You
are now inside the city and are seeing buildings you haven't seen before,
such as the Apothecary to buy stronger heal potions, and the City Hall
to pay your taxes (not necessary, it's just to get in the game). First
go to the Bounty Office. Nickabrick there is the guy to conduct business
with, so complete your quest if you have a package for him. He's also the
guy to talk to if someone hates your guts and put a bounty on your head.
Unless you pay him the price the other did, the bounty will remain on your
head until another player, or a bounty hunter (random event) kills you.
If you place a bounty on someone's head, and you're the first one to kill
him, you'll get your money back. You can also check out the bounty list
to see who else would be lucrative to kill. You may also buy a Poison Dagger
for $4000, but try'n keep $40000 as mentionned before. While you're there,
try to get a quest for BoneTown, 'cause you're going there next. |
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Ok,
you've got your $40000, it's time to buy the best domain there is. Leave
the town. Now don't get lost, you go south, east, south, east and east
again. In front of you lies the Wizard's Tower. If you're a lucky bastard,
you spend enough time on just making money and saving up to be the first
one to afford it. If it ain't bought, buy it. On the first floor, you have
a healing fountain, the team treasury, and a table. Check the table, you'll
find a Wizard's Wand. The Wizard's Wand isn't a strong weapon, but it'll
warp you back to the second floor everytime you wave it. You may give it
to other pals and allies you want, but they'll be prompted like at the
door: blocked or asked for a password. Don't worry, if you give it, another
one will appear on the table for you. On the second floor, you'll find
three warping stones to key locations, and signs to indicate which one
goes where. Unless you're a dumbass, you'll figure out that you have to
associate colors, and that the sign doesn't specify the stone that is above
it. This will be the kley to making delivery across the world without having
to waste all your turns getting there. |
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Now
to explore the rest of the lands. Get out of the Wizard's Tower. Yeah,
I know, if you bought it, the sign now says "Proprety of WhateverLoserNameYouHave".
Don't pee in your pants, most people don't even read them. Travel west
for two kilometers. Don't fallow the road, it's just a longer way around.
No go south for three kilometers, and then east for four more to [West
Snowy entrance]. Before you lies the Snowy Pass, an icy and dangerous mountain
range. Creatures up there are tough, so it's a good place to train if the
rest of the world is becoming too easy. The Snowy Pass stretches 7 kilometers
long, and is a shortcut to go back to the eastern lands, or to come to
the western lands. A harder, but shorter path. Now that you got your degree
in Western Geographics, head for BoneTown, which is 5 kilometers back west,
the one south. |